The Groundwater Management Plan for the Cadiz Water Project in the Mojave Desert has been authenticated by a team of experts from four separate engineering firms and was presented to the Three Valleys Municipal Water District at a workshop in Claremont on March 13. The Ground Water Management, Monitoring, and …
Read More »Bella Vista Water District’s 693-Kilowatt Solar Project to Provide Clean Energy for Water Pumping
Bella Vista Water District (BVWD) in Redding has announced the completion of a 693-kilowatt solar project to provide clean energy for the utility’s use in conjunction with CalCom Energy. BVWD serves approximately 20,000 customers in a service area of over 53 square miles in Shasta County. The newest solar project …
Read More »March 18 through 24 is the Environmental Protection Agency’s “Fix a Leak Week”
The Environmental Protection Agency has declared March 18 through 24 its annual Fix A Leak Week. If that sounds “gimmicky” or just an educational curriculum for school kids you’re mistaken. The reality is that household leaks can waste nearly one trillion gallons of water annually throughout the United States. The …
Read More »Olivenhain Municipal Water District Begins Serving Recycled Water to Local Homeowners Association
Southern California’s Olivenhain Municipal Water District (OMWD) is now providing recycled water to the Del Rayo Downs Homeowner Association (HOA) in Rancho Santa Fe. OMWD is working with large irrigators on the benefits of retrofitting their irrigation systems for recycled water use including schools, homeowner associations and golf courses. “Del …
Read More »Inland Empire Utilities Agency’s “Water is Life” Poster Contest Deadline is March 14
Although the deadline for Inland Empire Utilities Agency’s (IEUA) “Water is Life” poster contest is less than a week away there’s still time for kindergarten through grade 12 students in the agency’s service area to develop and submit a poster that depicts the importance of water for the annual contest. …
Read More »Reclamation Launches Prize Competition to Keep Fish Safe from Water Diversions and Intakes
A theoretical challenge was issued by the Bureau of Reclamation earlier this week to help protect fish from water diversions and intakes. Reclamation is seeking ideas to help keep fish away from these hazards now through May 6, 2019, at 11:59 p.m. EDT. Although various exclusion methods currently exist to …
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